Sept. 28, 1974 – Rhode Island Oceaneers 3:2 [aet/6:5 aggregate) New York Apollos, ASL finals, Pierce Memorial Stadium

The Rhode Island Oceaneers won third game of three-game series to capture ASL championship. Oceaneers (16W-0L-2D, 34 points) led league in goals (47) and GA (9), Manfred Schellscheidt named coach of the year.

Sept. 28, 1907 – Jamaica AA 1:2 Hopedale Rovers, Boston & District League, Jamaica Plain

“In the second half the game was stopped for some time on account of a boy jabbing a knife into the ball, putting it out of use until repaired.”

Sept. 28, 1929 – Boston Wonder Workers 6:1 Pawtucket at “old Tech Field,” Brookline

Nilsen scores four goal “super hat trick.”

Sept. 28, 1930 – Whitinsville 3:2 Worcestershire

Only Worcestershire (3-1-1) loss on tour.

Sept. 28, 1947 – Watertown 7:1 St. Anthony’s (Lowell), Boston & District League game at “new grounds on Arlington St.”

Goals: I. Torraco 4, A. Torraco 2, M. Freitas; Kelly

Sept. 28, 2002 – Mohammed “Baby Jet” Attiah, Debbie Belkin, Valdir Freitas Clemente, John Hagenstein, George Karalexis, Joe Machnik, Giovanni Rizzo, Kent Wilson inducted in New England Soccer Hall of Fame

Sept. 28, 2003 – Columbus Crew 2:3 (aet) Revolution, Crew Stadium (Att.: 8,594)

Joe-Max Moore scores 42^nd and final career Revolution goal, Shalrie Joseph converts first goal for team. Crew took a 2-0 lead on goals by Kyle Martino and Eric Denton. Moore’s free kick (78^’), Joseph’s equalizer (81^’) and Joe Franchino’s free kick (97^’) decided the match. The Revolution (8W-9L-9D, 33 points) escaped the Eastern Conference cellar.

Sept. 28, 2010 – Revolution 2:2 Columbus Crew (Att.: 13,533)

Goals: Phelan, Joseph (PK); Lenhart, Barros Schelotto (PK).

Sept. 28, 2013 – Revolution 1:1 Houston Dynamo (Att.: 21,297)

Goals: Sené; Bruin.

NEW ENGLAND SOCCER HISTORY